Five companies tapped for DOE nuclear fuel recycling awards

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy has awarded over $19 million to five nuclear companies to research and develop fuel recycling technology for spent nuclear fuel.
According to DOE’s Feb. 5 press release, the five selected companies were:

Chicago-based Alpha Nur will…

Thank you for visiting
RadWaste Monitor!

You must be logged in as a subscriber to view this page.

Not a subscriber? Click here to sign up for a FREE six-week trial and receive access to this article, along with our entire archives.

Please contact clientservices@accessintel.com if you are unable to login.

Forgot Password?

Table of Contents

Dispose of defense high-level waste first, ECA panel says

By Trey Rorie
Centrus, Fluor team up for Piketon uranium enrichment plant expansion

By ExchangeMonitor
Nuclear power generation set record in 2025, IEA says

By ExchangeMonitor
Gallego, Risch introduce nuclear financing bill in Senate

By ExchangeMonitor
DOE approves Radiant’s safety analysis for its pilot reactor

By ExchangeMonitor
Startup company seeks to recycle spent nuclear fuel

By ExchangeMonitor
U.S., Armenia sign nuclear energy deal

By ExchangeMonitor
Amentum reports mixed earnings; CEO bullish on nuclear

By Wayne Barber
Five companies tapped for DOE nuclear fuel recycling awards

By ExchangeMonitor
Centrus earnings dip in fourth quarter

By Trey Rorie
NRC dockets Duke’s Belews Creek early site permit application

By ExchangeMonitor
BWXT cites progress on TRISO fuel production for Antares

By ExchangeMonitor
Amentum signs new UK nuclear contracts

By ExchangeMonitor
Round Up: DOE approves Valar Atomics PDSA; DOE to its digitalize national labs; NuScale, ORNL team up for AI-based fuel management; BWXT promotes Bender to chief digital officer

By ExchangeMonitor